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True Colors DANCE

Harry Sugiyama(JP)

Harry Sugiyama(JP)

Born in Tokyo, 1985. Moved to the UK aged 11 and having graduated from Winchester College, started a career in M&A. He went on to study at London University, as well as Beijing Normal University, and upon returning to Japan, started his career as a talent. His father is the former Tokyo branch Head/Asia Bureau Chief of the New York Times. Multi-lingual in Japanese, English, Chinese, and French. Presently active as a regular personality of TV programs such as CXTV “Non-Stop”, NHK “Domo NHK”, NHK BS1″Run-sma Club ” and radio programs such as J-WAVE “POP OF THE WORLD” and J.League Official YouTube channel ”J.League Monthly”

Artists

  1. Adrian Anantawan
    (Canada)

  2. Alvin Law
    (Canada)

  3. BOTAN & DAZZLE
    (Japan)

  4. Bboyz
    (Japan)

  5. Federico Martello
    (Italy)

  6. Harumi
    (Japan)

  7. ILL-Abilities
    (International)

  8. Johnatha Bastos
    (Brazil)

  9. Kenta Kambara
    (Japan)

  10. Mandy Harvey
    (US)

  11. Rachel Starrit
    (UK)

  12. Raul Midón
    (US)

  13. Ryota Kaizo
    (Japan)

  14. Sparsh Shah
    (US)

  15. The Soulmatics
    (Japan)

  16. Tokyo NAKAMA Dancers
    (Japan)

  17. Tokyo NAKAMA Kids
    (Japan)

  18. Tony Dee
    (Australia)

  19. Viktoria Modesta
    (UK)

  20. We Are One
    (India)

  21. Wheelsmith
    (Singapore)

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True Colors Festival

TCF is a long-running international festival of performing arts. We celebrate diversity and inclusion, and embrace the fact that we are One World, One Family. We choose the arts as our platform, for its power to move, inspire and heal.

As a festival, TCF brings people together to generate exchanges, innovation and creativity; and transform the way we relate to each other.

Presented by The Nippon Foundation, TCF brings diverse artists and audiences together through concerts, documentaries, music videos, film screenings, children's programs, musicals, workshops and other activities. Since 2006, festivals have been organized in Southeast Asia and Japan, with more than 1,200 artists from more than 30 countries connecting with a global audience in more than 80 countries.

TCF invites you to journey with us, to enjoy, experience, share and spread our consciousness of being One World, One Family.

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